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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.18.27

10.18.27

निरीक्ष्य तद्वपुरलमम्बरे चरत् प्रदीप्तद‍ृग् भ्रुकुटितटोग्रदंष्ट्रकम् । ज्वलच्छिखं कटककिरीटकुण्डल- त्विषाद्भ‍ुतं हलधर ईषदत्रसत् ॥ २७ ॥

nirīkṣya tad-vapur alam ambare carat pradīpta-dṛg bhru-kuṭi-taṭogra-daṁṣṭrakam jvalac-chikhaṁ kaṭaka-kirīṭa-kuṇḍala- tviṣādbhutaṁ haladhara īṣad atrasat

nirīkṣya
seeing
tat
of Pralambāsura
vapuḥ
the body
alam
quickly
ambare
in the sky
carat
moving
pradīpta
blazing
dṛk
his eyes
bhru-kuṭi
of his frown upon his eyebrows
taṭa
on the edge
ugra
terrible
daṁṣṭrakam
his teeth
jvalat
fiery
śikham
hair
kaṭaka
of his armlets
kirīṭa
crown
kuṇḍala
and earrings
tviṣā
by the effulgence
adbhutam
astonishing
hala-dharaḥ
Lord Balarāma, the carrier of the plow weapon
īṣat
a little
atrasat
became frightened

When Lord Balarāma, who carries the plow weapon, saw the gigantic body of the demon as he moved swiftly in the sky — with his blazing eyes, fiery hair, terrible teeth reaching toward his scowling brows, and an amazing effulgence generated by his armlets, crown and earrings — the Lord seemed to become a little frightened.